Family Law
Family Law News 2018, Issue 1, Volume 40, No. 1
Content
- Confronting the Fifth Amendment in Domestic Violence Restraining Order Cases: a Story of Competing Interests
- Counties are Failing to Uniformly Implement the Elkins Task Force Recommendations for Cps Information and Report Sharing
- Family Law News Editorial Team
- Family Law Section Executive Committee
- It is time for Hug/Nelson's Hegemony Over the Division of Stock Options to End?
- Legislative Liaisons and Designated Recipients of Legislation
- Message from the Chair
- Message from the Editor
- Proposed New Ethics Rules: What You Need to Know
- Support Under the Federal Immigration I-864 Affidavit of Support Versus California's Family Code and State Case Law: What Family Law Attorneys Should Know
- Table of Contents
- Technology Corner: True Confessions
- The Duties and Responsibilities of Minor's Counsel Under Family Code Section 3042
- The Yelp Decision: a Follow-Up to My Article on Attorneys and On-Line Reviews
- Pointers and Pitfalls in Family Law Set Asides
Pointers and Pitfalls in Family Law Set Asides
Andrew Botros
Andrew J. Botros is a Certified Family Law Specialist with the Law Office of Nancy J. Bickford, APC in San Diego. His practice is focused on complex family law litigation, as well as family law appeals and writs. He currently serves as a Board Member of the San Diego Family Law Bar Association.
At first blush, setting aside judgments under Family Code section 2122 does not appear to be an overwhelmingly complex topic. Case law, however, indicates otherwise. This article will address some common mistakes and misconceptions about set-asides under section 2122.